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Electrical fault on the injector harness maybe? Could be chafed through.
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12-09-2022, 07:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-09-2022, 07:47 PM by Zion.)
Short circuit between two injector pins that code says...
you'd need a multimeter and do some resistance testing. See what a normal injector shows between the pins in ohms, then check all 4 with no plugs connected. Are any standing out as different?
Then see if any injector harness plug shows a short circuit between the plug pins. That distinguishes between a bad injector and the harness itself.
All tests with the ignition off.
Do not crank the engine with any injector disconnected, it buggers the injectors.
See what you find, and post back.
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